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Advanced Training Courses “Judicial-Expert Psychological and Philological Research” for judicial experts of the RSE “Center for Forensic Examinations of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan” were held at Turan University

On November 18–22, 2024, Turan University (Almaty) hosted Advanced Training Courses on the topic “Judicial-Expert Psychological and Philological Research” for judicial experts of the RSE “Center for Forensic Examinations of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan.” The event was initiated at the request of the Center for Judicial Examinations of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which invited Karymsakova Rahilya Dauletbayevna, Ph.D. in Philology and Associate Professor at the Higher School of Media and Intercultural Communication, as a speaker and trainer. She is a unique expert in the Republic of Kazakhstan in the field of verbal aggression, with hundreds of completed conclusions and examinations in high-profile cases.

 

The courses were organized by Associate Professor Zhappar Karlygash Zeynellovna, Associate Professor Tomanova Nuriya Markhabatovna, and the Director of the Higher School of Media and Intercultural Communication, Anna Sergeyevna Buzelo, as part of the activities of the “Turan Lingua” Research Laboratory on Media Linguistics Issues.

 

 

During the lectures and practical sessions conducted by Rahilya Dauletbayevna, the following issues were examined at both theoretical and practical levels:

 

  • The place of judicial psychological and philological expertise within the classification of judicial examinations;
  • Features of philological expertise in cases concerning the protection of honor, dignity, business reputation, and defamation;
  • Specifics of philological expertise in cases of insult;
  • Characteristics of philological expertise in cases related to combating extremism and terrorism;
  • Methods of analysis used in judicial philological expertise in Kazakhstan.

 

 

The Center for Forensic Examinations of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the online/offline course participants—judicial experts from regional forensic centers (Aktobe, Almaty, Kyzylorda, Shymkent, and others)—expressed their gratitude to the administration of Turan University for the high level of organization of the event. They also extended their profound thanks to Rahilya Dauletbayevna for her training and sharing of extensive professional expertise.
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